CEPSA Marine Fuels, S.A. (CMF), with the aim of continuing to be the main physical bunker supplier in the Strait of Gibraltar, has strengthened its presence at the Port of Algeciras, by enlarging bunker storage, company press release reports.
CMF boasts a leading position in the ports of Algeciras, Ceuta and Gibraltar. This success is due to the constant quality and reliability of the products that come out directly from CEPSA’s refinery in San Roque (Algeciras Bay), and the best practices of our experienced people. This refinery distillates 12 mill tons per year and already holds bunker storage of 220.000 m3.
The new terminal is located right in front of anchorage areas C and D at ‘Isla Verde’, included in the new developed hub that comprises TTI terminal and CLH already existing facilities.
With these new developments at CLH terminal, CMF enlarges bunkering storage to 310.000 m3 in the port. The new facilities are provided with two lines to load barges and one to discharge cargoes, which can be also used to load barges when unoccupied. Barges can be loaded simultaneously at up to 700 m3/h for fuel oils and 250 m3/h for marine gasoil.
Supplies by truck are also available through completely automated loading points. The company already provides 4 barges in this port.
With this increase in storage and barge loading positions, CMF will strengthen its service in the Strait of Gibraltar.
CEPSA is an energy group with a workforce of nearly 12,000 employees, engaged in activities that span the entire oil value chain:
exploration and production of oil and gas; refining, transportation and marketing of petroleum products and natural gas; biofuels; and electric power cogeneration and sales. CEPSA additionally has a world-class chemicals division that is tightly integrated with its oil refining
segment, manufacturing and selling feedstock for the production of high value-added components chiefly used in making new-generation plastics and biodegradable detergents. Not only is CEPSA a major energy player in Spain, but it is also broadening its global portfolio of operations in countries such as Algeria, Brazil, Canada, Colombia, Egypt, Panama, Peru and Portugal, selling its products around the world.
CMF, wholly-owned subsidiary of CEPSA who began its activity in 1930 supplying marine fuel for vessels in the Tenerife refinery. Today, CMF’s main activity is focused on supplying fuel oil for vessels in most of Spain’s ports (specially the Canary Islands, Strait of Gibraltar,
Baracelona and Huelva), and in Panama and Portugal, complying with the rigorous environmental standards and EU requirements.
CMF boasts a leading position in the ports of Algeciras, Ceuta and Gibraltar. This success is due to the constant quality and reliability of the products that come out directly from CEPSA’s refinery in San Roque (Algeciras Bay), and the best practices of our experienced people. This refinery distillates 12 mill tons per year and already holds bunker storage of 220.000 m3.
The new terminal is located right in front of anchorage areas C and D at ‘Isla Verde’, included in the new developed hub that comprises TTI terminal and CLH already existing facilities.
With these new developments at CLH terminal, CMF enlarges bunkering storage to 310.000 m3 in the port. The new facilities are provided with two lines to load barges and one to discharge cargoes, which can be also used to load barges when unoccupied. Barges can be loaded simultaneously at up to 700 m3/h for fuel oils and 250 m3/h for marine gasoil.
Supplies by truck are also available through completely automated loading points. The company already provides 4 barges in this port.
With this increase in storage and barge loading positions, CMF will strengthen its service in the Strait of Gibraltar.
CEPSA is an energy group with a workforce of nearly 12,000 employees, engaged in activities that span the entire oil value chain:
exploration and production of oil and gas; refining, transportation and marketing of petroleum products and natural gas; biofuels; and electric power cogeneration and sales. CEPSA additionally has a world-class chemicals division that is tightly integrated with its oil refining
segment, manufacturing and selling feedstock for the production of high value-added components chiefly used in making new-generation plastics and biodegradable detergents. Not only is CEPSA a major energy player in Spain, but it is also broadening its global portfolio of operations in countries such as Algeria, Brazil, Canada, Colombia, Egypt, Panama, Peru and Portugal, selling its products around the world.
CMF, wholly-owned subsidiary of CEPSA who began its activity in 1930 supplying marine fuel for vessels in the Tenerife refinery. Today, CMF’s main activity is focused on supplying fuel oil for vessels in most of Spain’s ports (specially the Canary Islands, Strait of Gibraltar,
Baracelona and Huelva), and in Panama and Portugal, complying with the rigorous environmental standards and EU requirements.